Are you still running Windows 10 because “it’s fine for now”? We hear that a lot. And to be fair, if you signed up for Extended Security Updates (ESU) program, Windows 10 probably does still feel fine. It turns on, it works, it gets security updates. No drama. But that feeling of safety is temporary. Windows 10 officially reached the end of standard support back in October 2025. ESU was always meant to be a short-term safety net, not a long-term strategy - and that net disa

When you open a browser on your phone, what do you think it knows about you? The websites you visit? Maybe your location? Possibly what you’ve searched for? The reality is, for many popular mobile browsers, it’s a lot more than that. A recent analysis looked at how popular mobile browsers handle user data, based on the privacy information they publish in app stores - and what it found should make you pause for thought. If you’re using Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge on

What would happen if someone got hold of one of your employees’ passwords from years ago? Not a password they’re using today, and not one they even remember. Just an old one that never got changed. That’s exactly how a recent, large-scale data-theft campaign worked. A recent investigation by a cybersecurity firm uncovered a new hacking campaign. Sensitive business data from dozens of organizations around the world was quietly collected and later put up for sale on the dark